Abstract: Planck’s full-mission data, released in 2015, provides a high-resolution whole- sky polarization and temperature maps of the CMB and astrophysical components. I will talk about implications of Planck 2015 results for inflation, why cosmic dust is important, and what we are currently doing to study it.
Inflation and Dust with Planck
Andrei Frolov (Simon Fraser University) // July 20, 2015
Abstract: Planck’s full-mission data, released in 2015, provides a high-resolution whole- sky polarization and temperature maps of the CMB and astrophysical components. I will talk about implications of Planck 2015 results for inflation, why cosmic dust is important, and what we are currently doing to study it.
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